Can I have both static text and the output of an array in the body of an email?

I have been scouring forums for something on this for a while now and have not found a whole lot. I'm trying to send a group of emails out to server owners in our company for a cleanup/consolidation project. I have a working script and of course now my boss wants it changed. I have the script set up to find all the servers a person owns and put it into a CSV file. Then it attaches it to an email with instructions on how to get everything updated. Now my boss does not want the list in an attachment but right in the body of the email. I'm pretty sure this is something Powershell can do, but I'm clueless on where to begin let alone how that would work.

Here is my current script minus the confidential stuff :) I just need to know where to start since it can't be in html format. I'd probably know if I knew powershell a little better, but well I've only been working with it for a few months now.

#Get SQL Database objects and places them into array $Sqldb
$Sqldb = New-Object System.Data.DataSet "myDataSet"
$sqlConn = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection("Data Source=<SQL Server>;Initial Catalog=ServerBook;Integrated Security=True")
$adapter = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter("SELECT ServerName,Owner,SupportContact,SupportExternal,ServerDescription FROM v_ServerBook_BasicInfo", 
$sqlConn)
$adapter.Fill($Sqldb)	
#reorganizes $Sqldb by property owner
$Sqldb = $Sqldb.Tables[0] | Sort-Object -Property Owner
#stores list of unique owners and eliminates duplicates
$owners = ($Sqldb.owner | Get-Unique) 
#eliminates null values from the list of owners
$owners = $owners | where{$_ -ne "" -and $_ -ne $null -and $_ -ne [dbnull]::value} 
foreach($owner in $owners){
#Get the servers for the current owner
$servers = $Sqldb | where{$_.owner -eq $owner}
#CSV output filename ($owner.csv)
$newfile = "\\file\path\$owner.csv"
#Export the servers to the filename
$servers | select ServerName, Owner, SupportContact, SupportExternal, ServerDescription | Export-Csv -path $newfile -NoTypeInformation 
#copies the server owners name to $ownername variable
$ownerName = $owner 
#switches the format of the ownername variable to lastname,firstname
$Username = "$($Owner.Split(" ")[1]), $($Owner.Split(" ")[0])"
#gets email address for owner from AD
$EmailAddress = Get-ADuser -Filter "Name -eq '$Username'" -properties emailaddress -server ads.domain.com | select-object emailaddress 
#splits the $emailAddress vaiable to help eliminate extra text original text looks like @{emailaddress = John.Smith@Email.com}
$Emailaddress = $Emailaddress -split '[=}]' ,0
#removes extra text at the beginning of the variable leaving just John.Smith@email.com
$Emailaddress = $Emailaddress.TrimStart("@{emailaddress")
#stores the body of the email into a variable
$message = "Hello,
Blah Blah Blahbity Blah
Thank You,<Signature Block>"
#Sets the from email address
$emailFrom = "Jane.Doe@email.com" 
#Sets the email subject
$subject="Test Email" 
#sends the email with attachement for the current owner
Send-MailMessage -To "$EmailAddress" -Subject $subject -Body $message -SmtpServer "<smtp.domain.com>" -From $emailFrom  -Attachments $newfile -DeliveryNotificationOption OnSuccess
}